"The re-opened Shanghainese eatery Chun is part of the Bib Gourmand selection, highlighting restaurants offering outstanding meals at a reasonable price." - MICHELIN Guide China
"Classic, homestyle Shanghai meals," Tony described of this restaurant that is a favorite of Yao Minji, chief feature reporter for SHINE. No menu, no waiting list.
Bourdain ate: you bao xia (wok-fried shrimp); hong shao rou (braised pork belly); yan du xian (clay pot soup with bean curd stock, pork belly, tofu, and bamboo)
Lunch dates: Yao Minji, chief feature reporter for SHINE and her friend Lu Xing
Excellent home cooking, essential Shanghai style food. Shanghai has its own unique cultural food that is often over looked. It is more than just soup dumplings. Lots of fresh seafood, very delicate meals. I went here like many others because of the Bourdain episode. I called and made a reservation the night that episode aired and you could tell the owner was already over whelmed by the response. No menu, she just tells you what she's cooking and what you should order and won't let you order more than she thinks you can eat. I've been several times over the years and have loved it every visit. Coufu, river crabs, shell on shrimp, etc. Can't be beat.
Cedric Lizotte
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The restaurant at which Bourdain dined (Chun Restaurant) has since closed and has been taken over by a different ownership. The food of the new place is delicious though!
Turhan Woo
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A small family restaurant serving great food in traditional style n taste. Food are freshly cooked n served piping hot. I ordered 4 different dishes n none disappointed. Love them all.
Ann Le
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AnThony b met up with journalist Minji Yao and friends for a traditional Shanghai dinner.